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I have talked about an example of using layer mode to cut out distribution before. The title is: "Detailed Illustration of the Application of Layer Mode in Cutting Out"
In order to help novice PS enthusiasts master more knowledge and skills, today I will introduce an example of using layer mode to cut out a cat for your reference.
Original picture:
Rendering:
Method steps:
01. Open the picture, ctrl+j, get layer 1
02. Click on the red circle, create a new layer 2, place it between layer 1 and the background layer, and pull a gradient color as a test effect and a new background layer.
03. Execute Image--Adjustment--Decolorize on layer 1. (shortcut key shift+ctrl+u)
04. Continue to execute Image--Adjustment--Levels (shortcut key ctrl+l), and use a black straw to click on the red circle on the kitten's head.
05. Set the layer mode to Screen.
06. Create a new layer 3 and use the history brush tool to smear out the kitten’s facial features that are not displayed. If it is over-smeared, you can use an eraser to erase it.
As long as you practice more, you will gain something. If you like it, just follow the thread and practice.
By drawing inferences from one example, many similar pictures can be cut out.
